The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-29


 she has given general satisfaction. We learn that our neighbors over in 5l have employed Miss Clcmmie Holmes to teach this summer, Miss Glenn is an able teacher and has taught several schools in that dis trict.
 EId. Usrey, Campbellite divine preached to large audience the second Lords day at s'Dog-tail," he will hereafter preach there regularly on each 2nd Sabbath.
 A recent letter from J. H. McEl- wee, states that he has located In Pike county, Mo. We are sorry to give Doc. up, and while we know it will be hard to get better looking Dr. we hope we may be fortunate enough to get one who understands his business in that profession as "Muggins" did,
 We have young gent preparing for the ministry, and it's curious the way he "totes on," he has Scriptnral recitations on each Sabbath after noon, but he will go to parties, and another strange thing about it IS, he rides mule and leads pony. Tiiaf is about the FOURTH time aint it Banty?
 Our young friend Mr. Emmett Bost, left today for his former home near Lonoke. Emmett will be miss ed by hIs many friends here. We look for him back by MAY.
 Mir. Fuller Bledsoe of Lee, was up circulating among friends Saturday and Sunday, guess there will be an other clock out of 'whack."
 Rev. D. F. Upchurch preached at the Chapel Sunday at II a. m. and Rev. Mir. Johnson in the afternoon.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Coffee enter. tained the young folks on Saturday evening by allowing them to remain until late hour and wear out shoe leather in that innocent amusment- weevelly wheat, etc, it is rather warm for the business, but we feel like trying it agalD," just once more before "big meetin" time.
 What has become of civilian Demijohn," Gill Jug.) Has he for saken the DEMOCRAT?
 Our young friend "Cheesen (Lim- burger, the talented correspondent oi the DEMOCRAT, from Potts Sta tion, seems to take in the whole country In his batch of news, and then thunders in stentorian voice, why we don't write more frequently; there is no use of two correspond ents from thls place, he has kindly written up Bells Chapel and Atkins, guess he'll strike Russellville next, and then "Aunt Wash" may as we'll step down and out, for Dover will surely fall victim to his pen. But great minds can't be confined to small channels.
 Several of our young people and old ones as we'll, took in the "picnic" near Potts Station on last Sunday, we learn that it was quite a success. Prof. N. A. Wilson delivered the welcome address. Response by Mir. Jno. B. Pennington.
 While in Atkins, on last Sunday, your correspondent enjoyed the hos pitallty of Master Ed Darr, he in- forms us that it's all mistake about him being porter, and that he is still holding the counters down in the ''old Bosses" establishment. He says that they have engaged several barrels of kraut of MT. Newt Wilson of Potts Station, said kraut to be made of first class collards, and as Banty is an expert at the COOPER trade it's reasonable to suppose that he will manufacture his own barrels, and if the collard "crap" hits, and Banty hlts-the slab file, we may hear of him making something of himself yet.
 Best wishes to the DEMOCRAT and it's readers. COTTON.